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Insurance growth will intensify hiring needs, study finds

A study by Aon and The Jacobson Group reported that insurers expect to increase staff as a response to increased business volume expectations. … Continue Reading >Insurance growth will intensify hiring needs, study finds

Where innovations are applied in companies often determine their long-term success or failure for the business. … Continue Reading >Why real insurance innovation happens in the unsexy layers of operations

A paper published Tuesday in the Journal of Catastrophe Risk and Resilience estimates that Risk Rating 2.0, FEMA’s 2021 update, resulted in up to 13% of those facing the highest premium increases dro … Continue Reading >People dropped federal flood Insurance when rates rose

Democratized decisioning only works if management tools remain transparent and auditable. … Continue Reading >Agentic AI could give CFOs more decision control

Insurance deserts are areas in which consumers and businesses struggle to pay for or secure coverage … Continue Reading >How climate change can create insurance deserts

After several unpredictable years of rate spikes and underwriting pressure, auto loss ratios are beginning to moderate and stabilize. … Continue Reading >Competition among auto carriers will increase in 2026

Austin-based Vista bought insurance technology provider Duck Creek Technologies Inc. earlier this year. … Continue Reading >Vista Equity president David Breach sees early signs of relief in IPO bottleneck

Three secrets to accelerating enterprise-wide adoption for measurable impact while avoiding AI debt. … Continue Reading >Scale or fail: Three keys to breaking out of AI pilot purgatory

Errors, bias and fraud are being magnified by AI. … Continue Reading >When AI risk becomes uninsurable

Insured losses for so-called non-peak perils — also sometimes referred to as secondary perils — reached a record $98 billion last year, Munich Re said in a report released on Tuesday. … Continue Reading >Insured losses from wildfires, storms and floods hit record high